Life as it comes..

As I was loitering in the internet world, I happened to come across this post written by a certain Mr. Marc who had collected several stories that were submitted by visitors and subscribers to one of the websites he managed. Here I am just presenting to you 20 of them which actually managed to put a smile on my face :) #1.  Today, I walked up to the door of my office (I’m a florist) at 7 AM to find a uniformed Army soldier standing out front waiting. He was on his way to the airport to go to Afghanistan for a year. He said, “I usually bring home a bouquet of flowers for my wife every Friday and I don’t want to let her down when I’m away.” He then placed an order for 52 Friday afternoon deliveries of flowers to his wife’s office and asked me to schedule one for each week until he returns. I gave him a 50% discount because it made my day to see something so sweet.  #2.  Today, I told my 18 year old grandson that nobody asked me to prom when I was in high school, so I didn’t atten

" Death must be so beautiful.To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one's head and listen to silence . To have no yesterday and no tomorrow. To forget time, forgive life, to be at peace ". This was told by Oscar Wilde and when I had first read it ,I almost fantasized with death! I felt even death can be synonymous with peace and beauty. But .............................................. ............................................................................................................ My last few moments was no where the way I hoped it would be or any close to what I had read , for firstly, death did not choose me ..... it was forced upon me. I was killed. After the last jab into my heart and a skull ripping blow on my head I lay there counting time  left to live and not forgetting it . I wasn't lying in the soft brown earth but in a pool of my own blood and above me there wasn't any grass waving but the evi

Jagjit Singh ,often known as the ghazal maestro has nursed many hearts and soul through his voice and music. I first got introduced to his music through my mother. I fell in love with his songs, listening to her sing in her sweet voice to herself as she went about doing daily chores. The songs felt more deep, meaningful, comforting and pleasant when it came from her and still does! :)  The songs are not fast paced ,don't have drum beats, they don't have aggression in them nor do they contain swear words as lyrics but they strike the innermost chords of your heart, calm down the evil in you rather than bring it out and compel you to think about your life for sometime at least ...  His words flow as songs themselves and stand in front of you as visuals even with your eyes closed and humming the tunes over and over again just takes you to another world, a beautiful one at that .... Here I am presenting the top 10+1 all time favourite 'Jagjit specials' of mine :)